How to control the flowering period of cosmos

Controlling flowering period of cosmos by adjusting sowing date

The easiest way to regulate the flowering period of peacock flowers is to control the sowing date and cutting time. Calculate the time when the flowers will be used, and then decide when to sow and cut.

If you choose to propagate by sowing, it will generally bloom in 70-80 days after sowing in April in spring. If you need it to bloom earlier, you can place it in a greenhouse and it will bloom before May.

Controlling the flowering period of cosmos by controlling sunlight

Marigold has a strong ability to adapt. It starts to bloom from May 1st and lasts until November 1st, so you can also choose to sow it in summer. In addition, cosmos is a short-day flower, and shorter daylight conditions are conducive to flowering, so shortening the daylight when it is still a seedling can make it bloom earlier.

This is all I have to say about how to control the flowering period of cosmos. As the ancients said, "Wait until the Double Ninth Festival, and come back to enjoy the chrysanthemums." Therefore, if you want to enjoy the chrysanthemums, you must not miss the flowering period.